Book on Byron's Family
Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2006 22:26:03 -0230

As Byron was leaving Parliament Hill on Friday, he was accosted by an RCMP officer. He was very aggressive, called him an A Hole and an Idiot. He was trying to convince him hi s permits weren't valid, so Byron told him to arrest him or he'll be back tomorrow and he would see him then, he said he was going on vacation tomorrow, said he was an idiot and drove away. Byron will be back on Parliament Hill tomorrow same as usual as long as he can, the truth will be told about this corruption and cover-up. He said he was harassed again this morning by another RCMP officer. He has it on tape recording and is going to report it to the justice department.
The message below is on the book that was just published.
Audrey
Subject: Playing With The Devil

I have to share the good news, let all my friends and colleagues know, put an ad in the paper, shout it from the rooftops:
MY FOURTH BOOK IS OUT!   WHOOHOOOO!
Playing With The Devil, a novel based on a true story about the abuse of 12 children in a Newfoundland family, is now available for sale at Saga Books:
http://www.sagabooks.net" title="http://www.sagabooks.net" target="_blank"http://www.sagabooks.net
Shortly, I am assuming it will also be available at Amazon.com as well, since my other books got listed there.
If you'd like to learn more about it, just go to:
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/pwtd" title="http://www.angelfire.com/planet/pwtd" target="_blank"http://www.angelfire.com/plan...
ISBN # 1-894936-51-5
Cost: $15.95 U.S.
Here is the opening Prologue:
     What you are about to read will likely horrify and stun you beyond words. While it is presented here as fiction, this story is actually based on true events that occurred within a family of 12 children in Grand Bank, Newfoundland in the 1960s.
     You will find that this is written in a rather graphic nature, but there is no other way to relate the truth about what happened to these children in any other way. If you are sensitive or have a weak stomach, I would suggest that you put this book down right now. It is not for the faint of heart and was most difficult for me to write.
     However, this story needs to be told. Canadians must know how politics and business played a huge role in the abuse of so many young souls, who today are very confused adults. Needless to say, this book is rated "R."
     Please note that the names of the victims have been changed to protect their privacy. Unfortunately, the names of the guilty had to be withheld as well. May they some day pay for their horrendous and unforgivable deeds and for those who have left this world, may Gob exact His judgment.